Pipe Line Petition Filed For 1130 Miles Of Lines
Special to one sane Shreveport July 25 Application to build 1130 miles of pipe lines in Texas Louisiana and Mississippi costing over 10 000 000 was filed Monday by United Gas Pipe Line Co with the federal power commission in Washington DC The project would extend Uniteds system capacity by about 850 000 000 cubic feet daily and adds reserves along the Texas and Louisiana gulf coasts It aims to increase flexibility add new gas reserves and balance distribution serving more than 400 cities and towns and supplying Texas Eastern Transmission Corp and other pipe line companies
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Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
United Gas Pipe Line Co
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
Louisiana Gulf
United
PPC
Alabama
Florida
Texas Lastern Transmission Corp
Placard Poster Fines Highlight Clean Streets Policy
Alamo Heights police were praised by O Schnabel chair of the commerce cleanliness committee for enforcing the placard ordinance. A check of the sub ward showed 98 percent compliance with illegal campaign posters and a noted offender in Saturday’s election.
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Alamo Heights
O. Schnabel
Atelier of Commerce Cleanliness Committee
Ieights
Albert Earl
Schnabel
Lackland Maintains Shared Basic Training Mission
Officials said opening a new USAP basic training group at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls will not change Lackland AFB oversight. All incoming airmen report to Lackland. trainees assigned to Sheppard spend about four days there for clothing, records, testing and partial pay. Maj. Gen. Charles W. Lawrance announced the Sheppard activation. Col. Frederick W. Ott named commander of the new group with a cadre of 50 officers and 600 airmen to meet training needs. Lackland will send a cadre to organize the new unit.
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Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Lackland Afb
Air Force
Lackland
Sheppard
Charles W. Lawrance
Frederick W. Ott
Bitter Oklahoma primary pits Thomas against Monraney
Oklahoma Democrats choose nominees for U S senate and governor in a bitter runoff. Elmer Thomas and Congressman Mike Monraney vie for political life in a longrunning contest.
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Oklahoma
Oklahwama City
U.S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
Senate
Mike Monraney
Arkansas Preferential Primary Shapes Governor Nomination
Arkansas voters head to the polls to decide the Democratic nomination for governor with Gov. Sid McMath seeking re election and former Gov. Ben Laney aiming for a third term as the race narrows to a McMath Laney contest based on today’s preferential primary results.
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Little Rogk
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Ben Laney
Louisiana Primary Sparks Clash Over Senate Seat
In Baton Rouge on July 25, a fight between pro and anti Long factions reached a climax in the Louisiana Democratic primary. Senator Russell Long faced opposition from Malcolm Lafargue of Shreveport, backed by anti Long forces, and Newl Mills of Monroe.
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Baton Rouge
Long
Russell Long
Malcolm LaFargue
Shreveport
Newl Mills
Monroe
Texas Oil Supply Debate at National Council Meeting
Ft Worth oil operator sid Richardson said Texas is not in a better oil position now than at the start of the last war and warned about unknown needs in this war. He spoke with Sam Rayburn and cautioned about future supply. Accident Report: B B Thompson, 65, Brownwood, killed when a .22 rifle discharged accidentally.
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Washington
Sid Richardson
Ft. Worth
National Petroleum Council
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Peronists Repudiate Bill To Outlaw Communism
BUENOS AIRES July 25 President Ian D Peron s congressional leaders have repudiated a proposed bill to outlaw communism in Argentina.
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Red Ban
Buenos Aires
Ian D. Peron
Argentina
East Germany reelects Pieck and Grollewohl as party chairs
East Germany's Wilhelm Pieck and Otto Grolewi hl were reelected co chairs of the Socialist Unity Party backed by the Russian occupation army. The party holds power in East Germany. Second Lt. James R. Greeson Hawkins was killed in a jet crash near a country churchyard. the plane narrowly missed a church service of 75 people.
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KEDS
Berlin
East Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Otto Grolewehl
Cochairmen
Socialist Unity (Communist
Yesterda
Vexan
Vienna
James HR
Greeson
Hawkins
Air Force Plane Crash Death Toll Rises Near Myrtle Beach
Thirty nine bodies recovered from wreckage of an Army Air Force transport plane that crashed near Myrtle Beach on Sunday. First reports had listed 34 dead, with officials continuing to confirm casualties and investigate the incident.
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Myrtle Beach
Army Air Force
Here
Air Force
Workers May Call Off Walkout At Todd Shipyards
New York July 25 Spurred by Korea war needs CIO workers debated ending their walkouts at Todd Shipyard Corp big harbor yards. U.S. Maritime Commission withdrew two moth-balled freighters from the Brooklyn yard Sunday night. Ban considered. Hong Kong July 25 Crown colony to begin consideration of a ban on photographing defense installations.
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New York
CIO
New York Harbor
Todd Shipyard Corp
U.S. Maritime Commission
Brooklyn
Hong Kong
Uly
Crown
Crude Oil Production Up in Week to July 22
America's crude oil output rose as the Oil and Gas Journal records a daily average of 6,455,729 barrels for the week ended July 22, up by 52,300 barrels from the prior period.
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Tulsa
America
The_Oil and Gas Journal
Unscrupulous All-Bran testimonial letter
A reader from Detroit pleads for relief from chronic constipation. The missive touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a solution after many pills failed, promising a one ounce daily serving with plenty of water and a double money back guarantee.
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Uber
W.H. Rooney
Detroit
Mich
Zendemapty
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